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An animated stickfigure executing the Diagonal Scales, one of the Scales that are part of Space Harmony of Laban Movement Analysis
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English: As part of Space Harmony of Laban Movement Analysis (LMA, or LBMS - Laban Bartenieff Movement System) there is a series of defined movement Scales, of which the Diagonal Scale is one. Executing these scales are, much like music scales, a way to practice and experience movement within and through our Kinesphere as well as along the periphery. The Diagonal Scale is a Scale following a sequence along the 8 corners of an imaginary cube. |
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| Author | Sandra Hooghwinkel |
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